Lolita
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900 Literary Rd.
Cleveland, Ohio 44113
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| Phone: 216.771.5652 |
| District: Tremont |
| Category: 63Bar,Late Night,Non-Smoking,Vegetarian Entrees,New American |
| Price Range: $$$$ |
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Maybe the best.......
This place just might be the best place to eat in NE Ohio. I have ventured there 6 times in the last 5 months and I live 65 miles away. The Tremont area has wonderful places to eat and Lolita is one of the best. The big board for 2 is a must and if you are there for happy hour the burger for $5 just might be the best thing ever made. The pizza is fantastic and the duck my friend had was absolutely to die for. The gnocchi is the best I have ever had. Service is always top notch and the prices are great. I don't believe anything is over $20 on the menu.
Review by Greg from Warren, Ohio posted June 02, 2008
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Wow......
I've been wanting to try Lola in Tremont since it opened (as I was a fan of The Food Network's "Melting Pot" which featured Michael Symon). Now Lola is Downtown and we ventured last night to Tremont for Lolita. The food was exceptional. The service was outstanding. The prices are very reasonable. I had the Hanger Steak..I think it's the best meal I've ever had! I can't wait to go back!
Review by Melyssa from Parma posted December 06, 2007
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Lolita's in Tremont
Oct. 16 I had dinner @ Lolita's. Food great - service poor. We were late for our play. KYM made 2 errors on our bill & was rude. I talked to the mngr. He apologized & promised to send a gift card which never came. VERY DISAPPOINTING.
Review by Jeff Wagner from Stow, Ohio posted November 09, 2007
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Prices not $$$$
I also forgot to mention that the prices are not $$$$, as this site leads one to believe. Most entrees are in the $14-20 range, with one or two on the menu that are more than that, like the Fred Flinstone.
Also, Lola / Lolita finally updated their website, check it out for their full menu.
www.lolabistro.com
Review by Anonymous from Avon Lake posted February 14, 2007
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Possibly the best restaurant in Cleveland
This is one of the best restaurants in Cleveland. The food, service, wine list, and ambiance will make you want to come back time and time again.
Don't miss out on the house cured meats and fish, as well as the delicious cheese plate.
They also have amazing happy hour specials. $5 will get you the Oysters with Love Sauce, Mussels, Proscuito Flat Bread, a combo of fired smelt and fries, Mac & Cheese, or the Kobe Beef Burger (my favorite!). The Kobe Burger is the same on that is on the normal menu for $15!
They also have $4 glasses of wine (bartenders choice of red or white) and $2 Sierra Nevada Pale Ale.
Lolita's happy hour runs Tu-Th: 5-6:60 AND 9:30-close, Fri-Sat: 10-close, and Sun 4-9. This has to be the best deal in town!
Review by Anonymous from Avon Lake posted February 14, 2007
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Awsome food. I dream about it at night.
My husband and I had dinner on a Saturday night. I called that day for reservations and they were booked until 9:30, which was fine; we eat late. The atmosphere is very hip and crowded but they sat us in a corner by the window and it felt quite intimate despite the noise level. Maybe because it is dim with lots of candles?
Apparently the owner used to have a restaurant in the same spot called Lola's, which closed, and it has been sort-of reopened as Lolitas, which seems to specialize in tapas. You CAN get entrees that looked interesting on the menu but we stuffed ourselves only with tapas, which were awesome.
Each tapas order is quite small (they ARE named "small bites" so I guess it shouldn't be a surprise.) They are so tasty though that it is disappointing that there isn't more! Very imaginative and delicious dishes. The best, though, was the Big Board for Two. A tray of house-cured meats and cheeses. Oh my Lord are they good! I would go back and just eat 3 of these orders! These little tissue-paper thin slices of different meats melt in your mouth and, with the cheeses and chutneys, are to die for.
We paid $70 for the "meal" with 2 glasses of wine and walked out of there very happy. We'll be back!
Review by Cleveland Doc from Cleveland Heights posted September 26, 2006
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